Muscle Car Farm! Auction of vintage Chevrolet, Buick, Ford, & International Harvester tractors!

Mr. Goodpliers heads off to another farm auction to take a look at an assortment of vintage GM muscle cars, trucks, tractors and more! Everything from a Ford Model T, truck, International Harvester Farmall tractors, to Chevrolet and Buick muscle cars!

[@kenman200]

Great recaps. Thank you

[@Hurricaneintheroom]

Wow! That green truck is in beautiful condition. The seats look good too.

[@timhanson2080]

Thanks Tim. Love those farm auctions.👍

[@markbehr88]

Thanks for the video.

[@johnkranz4004]

Model T was nice was a good auction thanks for sharing Tim

[@yeahright302]

i love how you let the people on here see what the auction prices sell for.great job!!only bad part is ,those (did not meet reserve) price auctions!!

[@jacobm1001]

Love the model t ! Would enjoy having 1.Thank you for sharing !

[@sallybrokaw6124]

H and Super H sell from 400 to 950 if pristine condtion. Average condtion sell 400 to 300 if beat up. Central Ohio prices. AL B.

[@suewatson1912]

The Grand National had some pretty rare options on it. Power astro roof is very rare and it also had the Lear leather bucket seats. Also the digital dash is very rare. It also had the original aluminum wheels. It was the last year for those. But I think the buyer will be very disappointed in the performance of the 1984. They had a small turbo and they were not intercooled. I liked the way you ended the video with a recap of the items and the prices they brought. Your personal opinion for the items was pretty spot on.

[@cj8172]

Cool vid, I really enjoy them. Watching from New Zealand

[@carlgruver695]

Thanks for posting

[@billstolz9587]

You go to some pretty cool farm auctions a Chevelle model t and a Grand national went to one last week ended up with a box of distributor parts and a grease gun for my chainsaw.

[@josephcarino5829]

Awesome

[@rayodegaard5484]

the grand national was said to be the fastest production car of that year

[@thecollectoronthecorner7061]

Good auction. The price on the Super H was pretty close. A regular H has 152 cubes and band brakes, a super H has 164 cubes disk brakes larger carb. live hydralics and a different style front pedistal. We have a number of Farmalls in our collection. We have video on our channel of our Super A mowing and a H and 350 we are working on.

[@terrybotkin6622]

Another great video! The 66 Chevy did very well! I have a solid complete 55’ 210 2 dr. That runs and drives, I wonder how it would have done at auction.

[@ronlynch7744]

Great auction! 😎👍😎

[@michelletaylor5691]

the Chevelle is a real SS, with the 138 Vin #

[@donaldconnolly3627]

HERE CALIFORNIA THAT GRAND NATIONAL IS RARE THE GUY BOUGHT A DEAL

[@thomaswilkinson3468]

The Summer Of Impulsive Fun Lol

[@mr.goodpliers6988]

😆

[@tonywelch8639]

Need to see the underside of the 76 Ranchero before I bid

[@petepeeff5807]

Thanks, I thought the small block a little high. I wonder how much the parts were worth with the 396. I am getting ready to let go of a 396 core. Numbers match 67' chevelle 4spd car.

[@FreeSpeechisMyRight10]

If you're going to turn a hardtop into a convertible, best to have it professionally down by a conversion shop.

[@FreeSpeechisMyRight10]

I remember when Grand Nationals could be had for a song. If only we knew then what we know now......

[@ernielaw]

In the old Firefly advertisements it was said they would go for a song.

[@unclemarksdiyauto]

That set of aftermarket rims do nothing for me either. The Malibu “convertible” is hard to know what is its value. Maybe a drive as is summer car? The Grand National @ $13,500 might have been not bad. and the T type would grabbing. Pretty hot items. The. 66 Chevelle Sa Malibu is a crap shoot as you said. Hard to know what is under the primer. It could cost a lot more to finish it. Maybe buy a resorted one that runs and drives? The F600 went for what they go for.

[@charade993]

Hi!

[@CountryBoyGasGarage]

✌️

[@williamdavis4511]

O man episode

[@joeyheller2995]

Tim I was pretty sure you were going to end up with the summer of fun car when you showed the $550 price. Maybe the other guy can finish it.

[@jackiebailey5717]

That 77 Chevelle almost looks like a her politicians parade car😂

[@richceglinski7543]

I felt sorry for the 65 grain truck. The old gal didn't know what a manual choke is for and I just cringe when they keep reving the crap out of a cold old work horse like that.

[@allenschmitz9644]

I felt my wallet phucker up like a lemon tree here.😖

[@michaelmason6210]

Tim do you know what th 960 International sold for?

[@keving2371]

6600

[@michaelmason6210]

Thanks

[@keving2371]

@@michaelmason6210 Good price for a tractor with a front loader

[@chuckstith838]

I thought you would bid in the T

[@ernielaw]

The T-Bucket didn't sell because the highest offer was only $4700.00.

[@darrellroeters4951]

Buy the old gas cans only ones that work.

[@Freedomquest08]

17.5 k seems a bit crazy for that Chevelle in that condition, but so does $5 gas. Petrodollars aren't worth what they used to be.

[@fredlister5077]

Did not see a single muscle car in the video!!!!

[@travissayers7885]

Ih 1066 should have gone for around 12k That was bargain!

[@petepeeff5807]

You are rigtht on . $1000 worth of weights and a fresh engine.

[@ernielaw]

You mean the 1966 Malibu

[@waltermcneill2135]

High high

[@darrellroeters4951]

Chevelle $5000

[@ernielaw]

That would be a fair price for the 1966, but it sold for too much at $17500.00 with the engine selling separately for $1900.00. The 1977 was a better buy at $550.00.

[@darrellroeters4951]

Malibu junk

[@ernielaw]

Didn't like either of the malibu cars. The 1966 was restorable but needed too much work for the price it sold for. The 1977 had been turned into a convertible which added nothing to its value, though its mechanicals may have been good. At $550.00 it was a better buy than the 66 Malibu.

[@ernielaw]

The 1966 Malibu sold for $17500.00 which was too expensive. Then its engine was sold separately for $1900.00.